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    Question [SOLVED] apt architecture parameter (if there is one)

    Greetings.

    As a long time Red Hatter I am lacking the understanding of alot of some of the nuances and inner workings of dpkg and apt.

    I have a problem that I could easily solve with yum/rpm and presume there is a solution on dpkg/apt -- forcing the architecture to 32bit from 64bit.

    IE:

    sudo yum install foo.i386 bar.i386 nachos.i386 beer.i386


    I am sure there is a way to do this on dpkg/apt, but how? I have a few packages that I need the i386 versions of that the compat package isn't doing the trick. Rather than go ape as instructed and manually dropping files from the 32 bit revision, I am going to use the package manager for what it was invented for

    TIA,
    Andrew
    Last edited by Schotty; December 2nd, 2012 at 10:52 AM. Reason: Solved

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    Re: apt architecture parameter (if there is one)

    How about trying:
    Code:
    sudo apt-get install foo:i386 bar:i386 nachos:i386 beer:i386
    Cheesemill

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    Thumbs up Re: apt architecture parameter (if there is one)

    That was it, thanks!

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